Seniors

Our office strives to provide the best service possible for the seniors in the 43rd Ward. Below are some links to forms and information that specifically pertain to seniors.

With the ‘Gardens of Edith’ Club

City:

Chicago City Agency on Aging

Central Information and Assistance
City Hall, Room 100
121 N. LaSalle
Chicago, IL 60602
Phone:312-744-4016

State:

Northeast Regional Senior Center

2019 W Lawrence Ave
Chicago, IL 60625

Phone: (312) 774-0784
TTY: (312) 774-0320

Director: Paula Basta
Program Contact: Crystal Warren

Illinois Department of Aging:

Michael A. Bilandic Building
160 North LaSalle Street
Suite N-700
Chicago, IL 60601

Phone: (312)814-2630
Fax: (312)814-2916
Website: http://www.state.il.us/aging/
Services: http://www.state.il.us/aging/1aboutidoa/programs.htmm

Programs:

Chicago Shovels is a program that pairs neighbors who need a little help keeping their sidewalks clear in the Winter with neighbors eager to shovel.

Visit our Senior Sewer Rebates page where you will find all the information and forms necessary to be reimbursed by the city.

Apply online for Circuit Breakers.

DFSS Summer 2013 SENIOR LIFE ENRICHMENT GUIDE NOW AVAILABLE
The summer issue of the Chicago Department of Family and Support Service’s Senior Life Enrichment Guide is now available at our office, at the department’s regional and satellite senior centers, libraries and many other locations.
Inside the guide, seniors will find information about health and wellness, educational, recreational and many other types of events, trips, classes and lectures, along with schedules and registration details. Most of these are free or at a nominal cost.

The contents of the guide are also posted online here. Further information about DFSS services and programs is available by calling the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) at (312) 744-4016.

Review other senior related literature here.

Non-Profits: 

Lincoln Park Village

Lincoln Park Village is a grassroots, not-for-profit membership community.  Its mission is to enhance the quality of life and the well-being of individuals as they live longer, so that they remain integral, vibrant and contributing members of their community. Village activities, events and services are delivered with customized attention and help build strong neighbor-to-neighbor connections and friendships. The Member-Plus Program ensures that residents of modest means can join the Village and have funds for services.  Assisting the Village are university interns, more than 130 vetted service providers, and partners –including CJE SeniorLife, Mather LifeWays and Rush University Medical Center – recognized for exceptional experience in providing health and wellness services to the adult population.

The mission of the Bethany Methodist Corporation is the provision of health and housing services for the elderly and other vulnerable populations. One component of our mission has been to offer a free community service that responds to in home crisis situations. Our program provides evaluations for clients in medical or psychiatric distress with recommendations for intervention and/or continuing care. Our professional staff includes physicians, paramedics, nurses and social workers. Triage personnel work closely with facility/agency staff and family members to ensure that the most appropriate level of care is implemented. We are also available to provide education regarding health care resources.

24/7 Referral Line: (773)392-9760
Consultations are scheduled between 9am-7pm daily

Triage Contacts: Lisa DeBella, Vanessa Tucker, Dan Stalilonis, (773)491-5256